“If Pearson were able to comment on the current state of affairs, he would likely stress the need for dialogue and cooperation between the internationalists and the populists.”
Author: Brett Carson
Brett is a current undergraduate student at the University of Toronto. He is double majoring in political science and Middle Eastern studies. Throughout his undergraduate degree, he focused on issues relating to the MENA region and the Arabic language. In his third year of his undergraduate, he studied at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and got to see the complexities facing the Middle East first hand. After he graduates, he plans to pursue a masters degree in international relations.
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